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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kitsune9" data-source="post: 5840448" data-attributes="member: 18507">I don't think your system is wrong at all! Matter of fact, if you think it's a good representation to:1. Advance at a slow progression of an adventure a year2. Keep the advancement confined to within a level per yearthen, I think you got something there. As for me, I have our modules at a "set" timeframe as well though probably not nearly as long as yours. If it's a short module, it's 2 weeks - 1 week to represent actual "game time" and 1 week for down time (for the players to craft things, make Perform checks, etc.). If it's a standard module (little travel, but a couple of levels to be gained), then it's a month, 15 days of actual game time and 15 days of down time. If there's travel involved, then some modules will be longer than others. I always include a downtime component to each module so players who are crafters, alchemists, or just want to be performers can make use of those abilities as well.I personally don't like the concept of being Zero to Hero before your 21st birthday unless I'm running the Forgotten Realms, so I purposed lag the time between adventures.</blockquote>